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[Grace =^_^=]

"I cleared my throat."

Outlander

Next: page 322, sentence 3

[Ted]

Until then, prison her safely in the darkest and best-barred of your dungeon cells;

Juliette by Marquis de Sade

next: page 88, sentence 6

[Grace =^_^=]

"An age seemed to have elapsed since the day which brought me first to Lowood, and I had never quitted it since."

Jane Eyre

Next: pg 255, last sentence

[Joyce]

"Fat drops smack the windshield as crack houses and empty lots flow by us."

The Time Traveler's Wife

Next : page 78, sentence 1

[Ted]

But when after a year had passed Felagund wished to return to his own country, Bëor begged leave to come with him;

The Silmarillion by J.R.R. Tolkien

next: page 103, sentence 3

[☯Emily]

In their uncertainty, they thought it was best to have a message conveyed to my friend Betty.

Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl by Harriet Ann Jacobs

Next: page 143, sentence 2

[Grace =^_^=]

"He had a white beard and long white hair, though he was balding at the front, and wore a huge smile that sparkled in his eyes."

Steelheart

Next: Page 333, sentence 3

[Ted]

"...As to what I could have done to merit arrest I have not the faintest notion, nor can I understand why I am become the victim of fate.”

Juliette by Marquis de Sade

next: page 170, sentence 2

[Joyce]

"It may be in my time, even - those men."

The War of the Worlds

Next: page 47, sentence 1

[☯Emily]

They turn to their Bengali friends for suggestions.

The Namesake

Next: page 142, sentence 3

[Grace =^_^=]

"His lipes moved, mouthing soundlessly over the man's head the words, 'Can he live?'|

Outlander

Next : pg 12, sentence 8

[Ted]

Hector regarded him warily.

Treacherous Longings by Anne Mather

next: page 97, sentence 5

[☯Emily]

In the coordination business.

The Reluctant Fundamentalist by Mohsin Hamid

Next: page 203, sentence 8

[Grace =^_^=]

"'Whose turn would that have served, my dear?' inquired the Jew humbly."

Oliver Twist

Next: pg 281, sentence 5

[☯Emily]

Slowly, I made out the barrels, eight or nine standing, a couple tipped over.

How the García Girls Lost Their Accents by Julia Alvarez

Next: page 99, sentence 9

[Grace =^_^=]

"Wishing to prevent what promised to be a series of increasingly distasteful personal remarks, I decided it was time to officially awake."

Outlander

Next: pg 337, last sentence

[☯Emily]

--I can't!

What Is the What by Dave Eggers

Next: Page 57, sentence 3

[Joyce]

Need page & sentence 👈

[☯Emily]

Edited.

[Grace =^_^=]

"By the standards I was becoming used to, it was quite dull."

Outlander

Next: page 22, first sentence

[Joyce]

"His hair and moustache were red- gold."
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie by Muriel Spark

next: page 265, last sentence

[Ted]

Then let him understand once and for all, that in every age one of the primary concerns of kings has been to maintain the dominant religion as one of the political bases that best sustains the throne.

The Marquis de Sade: The Complete Justine, Philosophy in the Bedroom, and other writings by Marquis de Sade

[☯Emily]

Ted wrote: "Then let him understand once and for all, that in every age one of the primary concerns of kings has been to maintain the dominant religion as one of the political bases that best sustains the thro..."

What is next?

[Ted]

Ted wrote: "Then let him understand once and for all, that in every age one of the primary concerns of kings has been to maintain the dominant religion as one of the political bases that best sustains the thro..."

☯Emily wrote: What is next?

next: page 29, sentence 8

[Joyce]

"They're coming!" a woman shrieked, and incontinently everyone was turning and pushing at those behind, in order to clear their way to Woking again.

The War of the Worlds

next: page 66, sentence 9

[Ted]

No, no, I repeat: chastity is no virtue;

Juliette by Marquis de Sade

next: page 59, sentence 5

[☯Emily]

Outside on our lawn there was a gathering of a bunch of the other kids from the Flats all of whom wanted to hear the story of how Jake and I had stumbled onto a dead man.

Ordinary Grace by William Kent Krueger

Next: page 202, sentence 4

[Grace =^_^=]

"This shared border, as borders tend to be, was an unmapped and most uncertain line, shifting to and fro in accordance with time, custom and alliance."

Outlander

Next: pg 3, sentence 3

[Rosie]

He eats his sloppy joe in silence and thinks about the shapely new consumer-science teacher at the high school.

Attachments by Rainbow Rowell

Next: Page 33 sentence 4

[☯Emily]

The boy had opened the door for the other men in the family.

How the García Girls Lost Their Accents

Next: page 127, sentence 7

[Rosie]

Neither of us had a real home.

Dead Girls Don't Write Letters by Gail Giles (Advance Reader's Edition)

Next: Page 67, sentence 7

[Grace =^_^=]

"The voice was dep and genially hectoring, like the barking of a sheepdog."

Outlander

Next: pg 314, sentence 4

[Joyce]

"Heidi, do you understand what happens next?"

The 9th Judgment (James Patterson)

next: page 141, sentence 2

[Beverly]

"Did y'hear the news, Miss Rose?" said Dim Billy.

The Bone Garden by Tess Gerritsen

[☯Emily]

Joyce C wrote: ""Heidi, do you understand what happens next?"

The 9th Judgment (James Patterson)

next: page 141, sentence 2"

He didn't count the mountain bridges that had been blown up.

Strength in What Remains: A Journey of Remembrance and Forgiveness by Tracy Kidder

Next: page 168, sentence 5

[Grace =^_^=]

"I'd as soon avoid notice myself."

Outlander

Next: pg 11, sentence 2

[Danyelle]

And I thought vampirism was a year round problem

Nice girl don't date dead men

pg 46 sentence 3

[Ted]

Picking his teeth with a silver quill, "Friends," said he, "it was not convenient for me to come into the dining-room just yet, but for fear my absence should cause you any inconvenience, I gave over my own pleasure: permit me, however, to finish my game."

The Satyricon by Petronius Arbiter

next: page 99, sentence 5

[Danyelle]

The woman who had been murdered in the 50's came to me

First Grave on the Right

Pg 80 Sentence 9

[Joyce]

I asked him where Hassan was.

The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini

next: page 13, sentence 3

[Grace =^_^=]

"The breakfast-room door opened."

Jane Eyre

Next: page 48, sentence 4

[Beverly]

His law office was in the Pershing Square Building, opposite Grand Central Terminal, so the commute would be easy by subway or foot.

Daddy's Gone A Hunting

Next: page 100, sentence 9

[Grace =^_^=]

"Must you be so dramatic?" Feral asked, bypassing his spoon in favor of tipping back his bowl and drinking from it.

Strange the Dreamer

Next: pg 22, sentence 2

[Beverly]

After what seemed like forever, Liz's hand shot into the air.

I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You by Ally Carter

next: page 110, sentence 6

[Grace =^_^=]

I'd bought it for Loretta's wedding reception years ago, and had worn it on a handful of occasions since, including a special visit to the National Museum of Scotland.

Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine

Next: pg 351, sentence 5

[Joyce]

"I told him I understood and I checked out."

The Kite Runner

Next: page 271, sentence 1

[☯Emily]

"There," he said to Miss Ophelia, "this is one of my mother's books,-and here is her handwriting, -come and look at it."

Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe

Next: page 193, sentence 4

[Joyce]

"How come yuh astin me?"

The Best American Short Stories of the Century
Bright and Morning Star by Richard Wright

Next: page 102, last sentence

[☯Emily]

"I saw your light, and I thought I would just stop and tell you that I have found out where Linda is."

Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl by Harriet Ann Jacobs

Next: page 54, sentence 5

[Grace =^_^=]

"Citra noticed that, in general, there were three types of people."

Scythe

Next: pg 297, sentence 6